then we can tell moscow that those forces can be moved back after moscow removed its forces from ukraine's border. finally8, -- finally, we need to demonstrate clearly in the economic round what will happen with sanctions. the biden administration has been very weak dealing with germany on the nord stream 2 pipeline between russia and germany. the administration should state publicly that if russia sends any of those troops into ukraine , if germany does not stop the nord stream 2 pipeline from going to operation, the administration will. that is and i'm very -- that is a very important signal and in the past we have salad -- said the wrong thing but he said the right one now. host: on the independent line, good morning. caller: we will probably have a disagreement on this. i know you said you welcomed lethal aid being sent to ukraine. but, you talked about russian history. go back to those ours -- the czars of the russian empire. they have always had exercise on the borders of the countries around them for geopolitical reasons. the concern i have is that nato has an open border policy and

and nato offered no concessions on moscow security de babs. instead, they once again propose a path out of the crisis for dial. also coming up flooded road is down power lines devastated homes. a tropical storm sweeps across southern africa, leaving behind a trail of destruction. dozens are dead, and its fear the death toll could rise. both f u k holds its breath racing for the report on boris johnson's alleged lockdown parties, the accusations repeated rule breaking our fueling calls for the prime minister's resignation. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. the lesson nato have formerly rejected moscow. sweeping security demands refusing, among other things to rule out future nato membership for ukraine. in his written reply to moscow's proposals, washington offers what it calls a serious diplomatic path out of the crisis. in recent weeks, russia has massed some 100000 troops near it's border with ukraine stirring fears of an attack. a military exercise on the ukrainian border. russia is flexing its muscles while washington h

there was, i think it was 1987 a soft ball came from san francisco, came to moscow and that radio moscow we organized me not many people knew baseball in this in this country. practically none except my grandson now, who played facebook and the play knew they came from san francisco veterans, veterans, not real sportsman. and we played it. they, we who received a statement, a stadium and we played a game of baseball, was covered by this, the american magazine sports illustrated. he which, you know, and there was a big story about it. and it was a very good game. we lost the game, of course the americans won and they cut this runs in their blood baseball, one baseball of my favorite game, after hockey, which is the canadian and after the game more, we all went to their hotel. we had a nice party and we became friends. no politics enough tall of chrome. but there were occasions when the soviet union um versus canada came up. so which side did you wanna try? okay, with f. as in harry. good question, but i'll say one thing better. it's a silly question for me because i'm in a win win positio

and moscow in the west are still firing warning shots. i'm soon we saw miss gannon berlin and this is the day ah, resume still. we can see that our western colleagues and i am not exaggerating. they're in some sort of military frenzy on muslim post. we have bomb shelters there in the basement. on wednesday, our strongest weapon is and remains our unity is this place is the form shelter protection for the people who come here with current received is a scenario of this. the reservation of the crate happened with people should not be intimidated because fear is the worst diagnosis a person can have in life. also on the day breaking their silence victims of child sex abuse in the catholic church, come forward with stories of their trauma and demand justice. the bishop was saying, and the other day that these were few little problems imagined you are destroying the life of a child that that's been brought to you to educate, to take her. and i miss a few little problem. one person is a big problem. one child that is raped is a big problem as w

ok, that's the view in moscow. let's get the view from kiev now with our bureau chief, my ts billing a. i'm a t s. we heard the voices in moscow. there isn't that much concern, at least, doesn't appear to be that much concern on the streets. and we saw the kremlin spokesperson again to the accusing the west of hysteria. how does that look in here? how worried are people there that, that a conflict really is imminent? where people have, of course, when observing miss a lot closer than maybe people in a moscow because of course it is a lot closer to hear what is going to happen if something happens. and so i feel that in the last few days, concerns have been rising, but we'd see no signs of panic. we don't seize people, stock piling or food buying an empty, empty food shelves. in the supermarkets, we don't see the currency collapse, which you would expect if people, if, if, if, if a lot of people would change all their money and into foreign currencies, et cetera, et cetera. so people go about their lives, people go

once again, i lied moscow's red line. also coming up, the cia has reportedly been creating a lead ukrainian special operations teams on master tree mid month, things engines with russian yet more twists in the saga involving tennis superstar novato from which the world number one is being revoked. wellness again, vice president, meaning he could face a 3 year entry, but it's still scheduled to play in the extremely and open on them. and jo biden's bill on voting rights is effectively blocked by his own party. the day after the american supreme court struck done the president's vaccine monday with just a few moments into our brand new day. here in moscow that is the weekend, saturday, january the 15th. welcome to the news are on the west went to far. those were the strong words of the russian foreign minister on friday when talking about international security issues out his annual press conference. sergio lover off also slammed the us and its allies for hypocrisy when it comes to human rights violations. jobs are also the

what do you think- moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in. — moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in. but _ moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in, but not _ moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in, but not on _ moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in, but not on its _ moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in, but not on its own. - moscow is likely to do? well, moscow has come in, but not on its own. it - has come in, but not on its own. it has come in, but not on its own. it has come in and the framework of the collective security treaty organisation, which is unprecedented because this organisation until now had existed only on paper, and now, russia decides... well, kazakhstan asks its allies in this organisation to support. russia make sure not to go in alone, but to have contingents from belarus, from armenia to intervene together with russia. of course, the bulk of the truths are russian, but other countries are represented to —— the troops. russian, but other countries are represented to -- the troops. we're auoi

s. accuses russia of a build up of troops at the boulder of ukraine. moscow in turns pledge to defend the dumbass region if there was a military escalation there. some concern that the u. s. is trying to curb brushes legitimate activities. yes. to this is of course, the reflection of the general us strategy. they have their national interests in every country. russia can't have it's national interest. but all the while the united states has its national interest all over the world. i have no doubt that the west, as in the case of but a ruth will use the situation. first of all, in terms of propaganda and moscow, ahead of wednesdays talks coming up between russia and nato says it won't come the pressure from washington. it follows reports, the biden administration's working on tough sanctions against russia. if it invades ukraine. russia will not bow to us pressure and will not accept any concessions. the unilateral approach proposed by the u. s. a. nato can't be used as the basis for discussing security guarantees. these high level talks to avoid further escalations over ukraine are s

see something that's been asked for for quite a while by moscow. mister sullivan declined. however, to answer reporter's questions, and i'd side the building so we don't really have a sense of what was in at the white house house until now. as i mentioned, dismiss rushes key, requests those key requests 1st and foremost, assurances that ukraine will not at join nato. an essentially increase in circle meant at a round russia, in terms of nato members, and also a pullback of forces near russia's borders. well, let's get the bigger picture here from our europe, corresponding, peter oliver in berlin. peter, you can price is a must a security concern for, for europe, from both sides or across the continent really, can you give us the latest in terms of international develop? and so on the various threats demands, perhaps being made to well, a lot depends on what is in what we presume is the written reply to russia. security demands the john sullivan, the u. s. somebody we presume has just dropped off the russian foreign ministry in moscow. i think it's

as it is a russian counterpart of moscow to day. the press conference and that the 2 gave after the initial consultations about okay, hit the right marks. i think she spoke about the foundation of the european security order to helsinki final act, the parents, trotta, she mentioned the fortunes of alexander bonnie and the angel memorial. but at the same time she had to was the russians. she expressed a desire from the side of the german government for substantive and stable relations with russia. so i think in her remarks, we found this, this thought, we know that nato does have quite a surround of deterrence and, and to taunt off providing a strong response to russian aggression, but also be willing to engage them. s. s, nato secretary general in short to set to engage them to listen to actual concerns and to discuss risk reduction measures, arms control and song. and what we saw the day we had the german foreign minister in moscow. we had the new german chancellor at nato headquarters b. these are, this is the highest ranking you

earlier i spoke to our reporter in moscow, andrei goryanov, who told me what the reaction in moscow has been to the uk government's comments. the russian foreign ministry firmly denies those allegations of planning to install the pro—russian leaders, and these british allegations are seen by moscow as evidence that nato, not russia, is escalating tensions, actually. but also you have to know that all these four men named in the foreign office statement actually... ..are old—fashioned politicians, lost their influence in ukraine since the revolution in 2014, the so—called revolution happened, and probably you would not be able to find a significant supporter of those two figures in ukraine at the moment. i was struck by something that one of the ukraine foreign presidential advisers said. mr podolyak said this man was regarded as too ridiculous a figure to be a likely puppet leader. nonetheless he said we should take the allegations seriously. are the russians saying this is a bit of false information, a bit of a tactic designed to create a bit of a flurry? in other words it's usin

and so that would also show a shift closer to moscow. now nearly 10000 people had been arrested in connection with revolt in cause extern. the country's president is calling it a coup attempt. did he present any evidence to support that claim? no, he hasn't. and there's still a lot of doubts about exactly what happened. i mean, for trade that as being of the ag admit there was people protest at the start. but he said that it turned into unrest due to the present, the foreign trained or foreign militant that extend the offer no of them at all for that. and in fact, it seems to be the result, more of intro, leaf, fighting, and our struggle with the government. bruce, thank you very much. that was bruce pioneer as central asia, specialists with radio free europe and radio libertine talking to us from proc sketch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. the president of the european parliament, david sus holly, has died at the age of $65.00. is office said he passed away after a serious complication related to his im

how is that going down in moscow? well, we heard a short response from the deputy foreign minister, alexander gro school yesterday, who said that russia would study the written response that it received. and he also said, you know, look, our partners, nato and the u. s. took around one and a half months to respond. so essentially giving russia some time to respond as well, in that short response we haven't heard from the kremlin yet. and actually letting me put in himself has been conspicuous. conspicuously quiet on the whole issue of ukraine in the last month or so. of course, the fact that nato and the u. s. have rejected russia's main demand, which is a stop to nato expansion, eastern expansion. that's bad news for russia, but i think that russia went into all these rounds of talks that we've seen in the last few weeks, essentially knowing that nato stopped nato eastern extension is a non starter for the u. s. and for nato, which is what they've heard again and again over the past few weeks. so essentially, it's ru

washington warns moscow is creating a pretext, or an invasion of ukraine intelligence officials claim russia is preparing a false flag operation. after a week of talks aimed at defusing tension ends in deadlock, also coming up on the show, despite a surgeon coven, 19 in india. thousands of hindu pilgrims take the risk and faith in the river ganges as part of a holy festival. and another twist in the novak joke which saga, the tennis star back in detention after australian authorities cancel his visa a 2nd time. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson, welcome to the show. united states is warning that russia is preparing possible, sabotaged efforts in ukraine that could justify a potential invasion us intelligence officials claim moscow was planning to frame the government in kiev as a pretext for invade further into ukraine. let's hear more from a pentagon spokesperson on what washington believes russia has plant. we have information that they've preposition, a group of operatives to conduct what we call a false flag operation. m. o. an operation are designed to look like an attack on them,

he will travel to moscow or wherever he's going in europe this week. but everyone will know that he's a man with a time bomb sitting under him. it's clear that no side wants to see diplomacy fail, no sod would benefit from any escalation and conflict, whether that russian, consumers, west and consumers, those in, in the ukraine as well, who would face economic hardship, currency fluctuations, rises in energy prices. that's all we've seen happening over the last weeks and months in the face of this tension. and certainly given russia's concerns about native build up on its western border. and indeed, the most high profile talks between moscow and may, through officials over the last few weeks regarding concerns and both sides. certainly these moves, barbara johnson by downing street would be seen to decrease the shots of diplomacy being successful rather than increased up. yeah. and de, whichever way this turns, we're going to be across it. okay, for now the vote on hawkins. thanks for that. or i some more thoughts on this than international affairs com

ross, once again on line moscow's red line. also coming up, the cia has reportedly been trailing a late you korean special operation themes on u. s. territory, amid wanting tensions with russia. yet more twists in this saga involving tell us superstar novak brokovich the world number one is visa is revoked once again by australia, meaning he could face a 3 year entry, but it's still a schedule to play in the ish really an open on them and jo biden's bill on voting rights is effectively blocked by his own party. a day after the american supreme court struck done the president's vaccine mandate purposes. with 1 in the morning in doris alum income, paula, and here in moscow this saturday, january the 15. welcome to the news hour on arthur. the west went too far. those were the strong words of the russian foreign minister on friday when talking about international security issues. at his annual press conference, sugarloaf also slammed the u. s. sound, its allies for hypocrisy. when it comes to human rights violations, also the west

in moscow, the green light for that project is far from certain, leaving the e. u. scrambling to find the money to pay increasing energy bills, while members remain bitterly divided over the future of energy policy. challenge even ski r t. paris or that doesn't for me, i'll be back in 33 minutes for them to look at your weekly stay with us or to internet. ah. who are all those driven by dreamers shaped banks center? some of those with dares sinks. we dare to ask july, an annual festival in st. petersburg, dedicated to dostoevsky. ah, the great right of the thinker and psychologist, people often turn to his work to understand russia and russians, perhaps even themselves. see what they sing on what it would be. it brought the matting vehicle, anita, wiley, theda, changing a rita transforming them as they read that to dust i asked is unique ability to stay ascii wants to tell us, you can better yourself. he makes you face your true self serve. while we cooper beyond conventions, rules of schemes, beyond boundaries and time, dostoevsky is a global brand whose classic

so this is not coming as a surprise to moscow. what's in these letters, which i might point out, remain classified at this point, but which we heard about in press briefings last night. but at the same time, both the u. s. and nato are willing to talk about other issues that are important to moscow. nuclear policy arms control, possibly even a reduction in military exercises if moscow would agree to the same. so there are points that the u. s. and nato would like to see russia engage on, but they simply had to put this in writing as the kremlin requested to show that they were willing to continue the diplomatic path and very much hope that moscow will do the same. meanwhile, terry of russia has been carrying out military maneuvers, not just on ukraine's borders, but elsewhere as well. ukraine is not the only country feeling threatened, is it? that's right of after 2014. then there was this big shock that russia would actually cross internationally recognized borders and sees territory that belong to another sovereign nation. so no

am i am not sure whether she expects to achieve a lot to morrow in moscow as the situation is now. and as moscow has shown, a clear preference we're talking to the us rather than to the e you or to germany. but i guess any, any effort is worth it, so we will see to morrow from our colleagues in moscow, or what's really can be an outcome of these talks in this situation where i think russia is more unpredictable than it has been before 5 or that which is bullying and care? i some or stories are making headlines around the world now starting the in ukraine, where prosecutors have said bally equivalent to 35000000 dollars in that treason case against former president petro porsche anchor. he appeared in court on monday hours after returning to care. what have you create the richest man he denies any wrong doing and says the charges are caught in turkey is acquitted. german, german, mr. michelle. the toll who of terry related charges. he was detained in 2017 and accused a membership of an outlaw left wing group in what was seen as a politically motivated case. she was released from cus

and this is, this is what moscow sees as a threat. it will be crazy for nato to get it ukraine on board. it's a failed state. it is a funny, full time and dangerous democracy in the making as the american say. and it could turn into real war effort. ukraine joins later, not because russia would do anything, but simply because the whole has in here would do something stupid. the alliance should be responsible and not take anybody and within the alliance, believe me, several countries and not the small ones, don't want ukraine again. of course, there is an image that needs to be projected all unanimity, but it is not the case. and people realized in europe that it is very dangerous to have ukraine. and if only because of some of the whole hats in the west of the country that hey russia and i would do anything to stop the war. it's good to be with us for the weekly here on the sunday, british energy provide a found itself feeling the heat this week over to the vice to custom was on how to stay warm. it told people to cuddle their pets an

claims with law for moscow. thanks for joining us tonight. and daniel hawkins, were you all this hour? welcome to the program. now the top diplomat, so russia and the united states have finished their security talks in switzerland, bass. tensions will ukraine remain high? washington is expected to provide moscow without written response to the criminal concerns. next week ortiz peter oliver reports from geneva. so wraps up here in geneva, and we've now got a much clearer picture of exactly how both the us and russian side see these talks having gone. we heard from said again are for off the russian foreign minister who described them as useful and constructive. we heard from anthony blinked at the u. s. secretary of state who said that they were frank. an substances will start with the russian foreign minister said gala, for of low. he was 1st to give his press conference. after the meeting wrapped up, he said that washington had promised to provide an answer in writing to security concerns that had been present

moscow's position? hasn't changed from the very beginning. moscow outlined its demands back in december. that is the legal guarantee that ukraine doesn't join nato and the rolling back of the alliance. his forces. this was seen as a broad new european security packed of russia wanted. now the normandy format is very, very closely concentrated on the situation in easton, ukraine with these breakaway republics, and the separate is territory. and president micron. a have said this evening that the focus on those kind of discussions will be on the humanitarian efforts. so we're not really expecting much to come from those efforts in terms of the normandy format, which involves germany as making up the 4th party. however, we are expecting this week the us who to send written responses to moscow's demands about nato. benito 14 met additions and the future membership of the lions. as i said earlier, the key thing is, america has already said those demands a nonstarter, so really is unclear war america can put

martinez. world news h q. moscow will welcome to the weekly with me, kevin, i would tonight around to put some of the main stories we brought you. the last 7 days, one story dominated in dozens of people have been killed during a week of riots in kazakhstan. the authorities say they've rounded up around $6000.00 people on terrorism charges so far and claimed there are many foreigners amongst them. here's how the country started. 2022. ah, ah. ah. group of unidentified people attack the mere tv and radio studios in el monte. the attackers destroy the tv production complex and workplaces of journals. ah, with the protestors ransacked banks and shops. now everything is broken. the money was taken the window smashed. military helmets are lying on the ground. there's lots of rubbish. who's ah cassock, stan will complete it. anti terrorist operation will destroy those who do not surrender. i have given the order to open fire and kill terrorists without warning . a sweeping anti terrorism operation is still underway in the largest city, alma t. it's been the of the hardest hits in recent day

k. secretary of defense will be visiting moscow this week. and it appears that a diplomacy is not completely dead yet. there still an efforts underway to continue the dialogue, despite the accusations and counter accusations that have been going back and forth between moscow and the western countries. and we also know that the foreign secretary, this trusts will also be visiting moscow in early february at her request. and it has been approved by the cleveland for that visit to take place. so there seems to be continued efforts to try and, and keep and dialog channels open despite the accusations that are going back and forth between all sides though. so what about the, the figures have been named by the u. k. the ukranian. can you tell us any more on those well, we've been looking at one of the names and, and to that is, and you have any more i of who is a known figure in ukraine, but not a very well known figure here in russia. we've been asking a many people here, and him and his father are not that well known, but it is now becoming clear

with protesters in paris, facing baton and tear gas with broadcast, live direct from our studios in moscow. this is archie international. i'm john thomas. going to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories, but 1st we start in new york at least 19 people have died in a huge blaze at a high rise bronx apartment block in new york city. 9 children are among the dead. 63 others were injured with 13 remaining in critical condition in the hospital. sh, new york mayor eric adams talked of the tremendous suffering the fire had brought to the city. this is a horrific of writhing, painful moment for the city of new york. and the impact of this fire is going to really bring a level of just pain and despair in our city, which is caleb martin has more from the scene. so i'm walking around here near where this fire happened, this, this building behind me that you can see that it's just been totally burned out. 19 people, dad, 9 of them children. and this is, this is a serious situation. we have the mayor of new york city, eric adams, calling this the most serious fire in modern new york city h

berlin, german foreign minister, adeline, a bad bach holds. talked with her russian counterpart in moscow to try and diffuse tensions over you crate. a spheres grow of a russian invasion. also on the program. first images emerge showing the devastation in tall after saturday's massive volcanic eruption. the government describes situation as an unprecedented disaster. and fears of a violent escalation in yemen, civil war, saudi led coalition logic, deadly ash drive after rebels. drone attack in the united arab emirates. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. job as foreign minister says there is no alternative to good relations between moscow and berlin and alana bab walker speaking after talk to the russian capital with her counterpart saying, i love ralph among the topics on the agenda with the russian troop billed upon the ukrainian border i'm fear such a russian who's getting ready to invade its neighbor was bare box at the top. it covered a variety of issues including some currently casting a shadow over bilateral ties. next rockingham, the man, the last few weeks. more than 100000

louis and paris and emily show and in moscow. thank you to you both. let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. there's only a government has pledged $703000000.00 to help protect the great barrier reef. this, in addition to the 2000000000 already promised to shield the ecosystem from environmental threats. the world's largest coral reef was close to being listed as an endangered world heritage site by the u. s. last year. west african leaders are said to hold a summit on the coo and mccain of fossa, the leader of the new military, john to says constitutional order will be restored when the conditions are right. he also asked for international support. the u. n. has called monday's coo unacceptable malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anava made land full. much of the country lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. the u. s. coast guard is ending its search for passengers on a boat th

for now, the moscow has slammed the u. s. allegations that russia is preparing a false flag operation in ukraine, american media and officials, clay moscow has pre positioned a group of supper tours, who will create a pretext for invasion earlier. my colleagues, neil harvey and nicky air, and discuss what the russian embassy in the us has branded as washington's old tricks. such rhetoric confirms there is an ongoing information campaign being waged against russia. we see the same scenario being repeated again and again. first, some sensational story is dropped and makes the headlines, and then it becomes a key talking point. such, both claims i coming from the us there and the only intelligence on offer are these elusive source is the allegations were fetch reported by cnn and swiftly echoed by ukrainian and u. s. officials. we have information that indicates rush has already pre positioned a group of operatives to conduct a false flag operation in eastern ukraine. the operatives are trained and urban warfare and in using

is it too early to say, what's your, what's the mood music in, in moscow? what you know, if you follow the, are a russian reaction to the replies that are received from washington and brussels. so they are quite mixed between the one hand are everybody you know for him is to love her off. i and the others argue that some of the major awesome concerns were not met. but at the same time, they noted that of sudden, specific issues. there are some positive developments and probably english asian, so we'll continue. i personally hope that russia will take a softer approach. it will not slam the door, and it will not stop negotiating with the west a but all the present put in can make the decision. andrei cartoon out, thank you for your time and your cartoon of, of the russian international affairs council. and we turned a cas extend now, which is still reeling after a week of deadly unrest that left more than $200.00 people dead. the unrest exposed to leadership struggle to tighten his grip. president castillo martin. i have has now taken over the leadership of

with america off to washington delivered a written response to moscow security demands. although he expressed disappointment that russia's primary concern that of halting nato's expansion in eastern europe has been dismissed. lucas, it's suzanne. you. the call me on that. as for the contents of the reply, there are grounds for the beginning of a serious conversation. only about secondary issues regarding the main issue that has been no positive reaction. and the main issue, i remind you is a clear position on the in admissibility of nato's further expansion, eastwood's and on the deployment of strike weapons that could threaten the territory of the russian federation. the 2 key proposals that russia put forward as lever off said there were just flat out rejected in america's response to them. those 2 key proposals are concerning, the stopping of deployment of offensive weapons in europe that could possibly hit russia and also ceasing the further eastward expansion of nato, specifically into the countries of ukraine and georgia. now that 2nd point there was actually promi

and here in moscow we have maxine swartzkoff. he is director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international studies are a gentleman, cross stock rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i'd start off with patrick and plymouth. i ended my introduction by saying it looks like washington in london are more keen on some kind of confrontation with russia over the, the point of ukraine. and boris johnson is, i'm going to swoop into why europe in, you know, has his great diplomatic plan that he's a banding about, is he just trying to avoid investigations into a lot of bad parties, or does he really actually have an idea? and then i will, we'll talk a little bit about bad phone calls, patrick, your take on this pinch fever, they were hearing the board, johnson was absent without leave on this issue.

ok, thank you for that. aaron are and tilted in moscow. well, german chances are all i've sholtes. meanwhile, has also been discussing the situation on ukraine's border. this time during talks with nato secretary general. and dalton burg here in berlin. chantelle said that russian aggression towards ukraine would trigger strong reactions that would come at a high political and economic costs. and he urged moscow to de escalate the situation by reducing fruit numbers on ukraine with nato chief invited russia to join nato allies. you ran to talk and emphasize the importance of dialogue, intention to high on the implications for you or the w sir, chief international editor richard walker. can that tell us more? welcome, richard. so we have another invitation to more talks of, from nato, to a russia. we're going round and round in circles here it appears. well, yes, tells him, but as we just heard in what you referred to, they're saying that it's important to keep talking in a situation that is as tense as this is at the moment. and yes, so he

however, we've tension tie you between the you and moscow, the green light for that project. these fall from certain, leaving the u, scrambling to find the money to pay increasing energy bills, while members remain bitterly divided over the future of energy policy. charlotte, even sky artie. paris, why that does it for me? the sour i will be back in, let's say 33 minutes with another full and fresh look at your weekly there with the search engine. ah, ah ah ah, ah ah . with mm. welcome to well the part it's been 80 years since philosopher eric from identified 2 types of freedom. freedom from to be no one slave and freedom to to be the master of your own faith. and while we all idealized the latter achieving, the former, the freedom from use and abuse is no small feat in this day and age, especially for africa, which has been exploited for so many centuries under various pretext. what needs to happen for the continent to truly take its deserve it place in the wild, old to discuss that i am now and join by vice president to fly beer, jewel hoard taylor. madame vice president is

. examine those claim to lay this out with love from moscow. thanks for joining us. all the international this evening on daniel hawkins. wherever you are, welcome to the program at the top diplomats of russia and the u. s. i finished their security talks in switzerland as tensions are we, ukraine, remain high. washington is expected to provide moscow with a written response to the problems concerns. next week he's be to all the reports from geneva. so rob, so here in geneva, and we've now got a much clearer picture of exactly how both the us and russian side see these talks having gone. we heard from said again are for off the russian foreign minister who described them as useful and constructive. we heard from anthony blink in the u. s . secretary of state who said that they were frank and substances will start with the russian foreign minister said gala, for of low. he was 1st to give his press conference. after the meeting wrapped up, he said that washington had promised to provide an answer in writing 2 security concerns that had been pres

we'll create tensions between beijing in moscow. where do you think such a geopolitical analysis emerges from again, i agree with you. like the briefing, what the newspaper said felt to me to be pretty ignorant and prejudiced. i mean, obviously the russians will assist you were invited supply troops to back up because ext on government, they went there now leaving, it seems to me in international terms to be an entirely defensible operation. and on the position of the chinese, i would guess the chinese, i would guess that russia and china in the sense improve their relations if they were unprovable. as a result, because china has lots of stakes. instability in catholic and russia is just made a significant contribution to the stability. well, of course, one could think there is some kind of method in this perceived redness. even if russia says they're unsuccessful. these talks recently we had china, of course, in alaska, that famous blinking meeting when biden became president. when china started reading the riot act about native am

what will moscow gained from the intervention? and what happens now to the conflict people's calls for political change. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm a hammer, jim john, kazakhstan cities appear to be calm for now after days of violent protest triggered by high fuel prices. the issue ignited people's longstanding grievances against inequality, corruption, and lack of democracy in the former soviet state. the government called the protesters terrorists and asked a russian lead military alliance to help stop the unrest. president costume tomorrow took high of thanked russia's, vladimir putin for sending 2500 soldiers. the troops are from the regional collective security treaty organization. the leaders also discussed holding a video conference with other members of the block to kaya has ordered cars like security forces to shoot without warning. and authorities have arrested the former national security chief on suspicion of treason. i'll just here is robin forced a walker is monitoring developments

has failed to address moscow's concerns about nato expansion. but the 2 sides can start a serious conversation about secondary issue. i'm panic over the ukraine crisis takes up, his dad, turned in the media with one outlet suggesting russian aggression is preventing your fo, hunters from contacting alia. also in the program, a top investigate if a human rights watch is allegedly targeted by spyware, while probing the devastating 2020 explosion in bay. ruth, she told us about the incident and we speak to a us immunology, to explains why spartan agree has the edge of a rival vaccines against armor croc, with sorry, just after 5 pm here at moscow. and as most people are ending, they work day. we are cranking up your world wide headlines. welcome to them. it's not you international. so the russian foreign minister, sort of a lot for off has said that russia is ready for serious talked with us even after washington, deliberate, a written response to moscow security demands. and that doesn't look good. he did a lot of rock did express disappointment t

i know in a bad box as there is no alternative to good relations between moscow. and then she was speaking a, during talks in the russian capital with opposite numbers. so again, that roth among the topics on the agenda, the russian troops build up on the train, you order unfair that russia could invite i think you're up to date world years at the top of our news asia we finish banner j is next. have a good day with you, a, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about the perspective. culture information is either news. oh, d, w, lead from mines, american home, any portion of love us her now in the world right now the climate change. if any, off the story. this is lifeline. the way from just one week, how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with his subscriber alone with her again that i will. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with this with lions, the what's your story. ready i mean, wasn't, i was women,

danny armstrong has more details section of university here in moscow. we'll see some 300 volunteers take part in the 1st clinical trials. if the nasal vaccine it will take around 2 or 3 months for those tests to pass. and after another 3 or 4 months, it should be launched into public use. now officials and experts say you should provide the final piece of the jigsaw in protection against the only kron very nasal of action is needed in order to prevent people been infected by the highly contagious on the chrome parent. if we had it right now, who would spray everyone with the nasal vaccine, so they don't get infected? now a vaccine sprayed up, the nose may sound odd, but recent research undertaken at yale university shows this novel, unconventional method could have a higher effectiveness against respiratory viruses. than injections, we found that local mucosal immunity that's established by intern nasal vaccination, alyssa, it's a much more robust and cross reactive cross protective immunity than a conventional vaccine that uses intramuscular injection.

and so moscow launched our program called come to moscow for the festival by carl and george were to us, but they changed our name from watts to be a golf russian sounding name. and that's where, how we ended up in radio moscow. later on we finished studying institute. we managed to get a job there. i translated, interpreted in the kremlin cru shove, landed bridge. thank god i didn't translate nor by 12 because he never would finish his sentences. never. but i voiced him. even a r t 3 or 4 times we saw you. so i was voicing in heat wave to me. i waved back at him and that way i translated yeltsin then the kremlin and even song he sang. i hear he was very eloquent speaker. i never. i never translated and drop off the other guys. i never translated charles middleton wish something. oh, atrocious. he didn't know what he was talking about. our translator can translate only what he understands. that's the basic, that's the bottom line. you can translate only what you understand. join me every posted on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess all the world politics sport busine

a. nato offer more dialogue not confessions to moscow security demands. the kremlin says its views on the crisis had been disregarded. germany's parliament marked holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony. millions of jews and other minorities were murdered during world war 2 in notting run death caps and the u. s. federal reserve capes interest rights steady for now, but says a high is coming soon to cool down inflation. ah, i'm anthony. how'd it's good to have it with us. russia says it will consider an offer from the us for more dialogue over the ukraine crisis, but insists its views have been disregarded. the, the nato had formerly rejected moscow. sweeping security demands refusing, among other things to roll out future night. a membership for you cried, embracing wakes, russia has mast some 100000 troops near its border with ukraine steering fees of an attack. a military exercise on the ukrainian border. russia is flexing its muscles while washington has handed over a written response to moscow's demand. or response to russia reflects what i